Dick Aven is scheduled to drop his new album titled ‘It All Started In The Garden’ on March 26th. A sometimes dark mix and mash of folk, alt, and hook, the album is a diversified mix of acoustic guitar driven masterful songwriting with just enough solidarity between the songs to make a beautifully coherent compilation of individual tracks both rooted in the past and veering for the future of #indie.

About Dick Aven

Dick Aven is an eclectic, multi-instrumentalist artist based in Franklin, TN

He has developed a rather unique blend of sound by combining the honest, introspective vibes of folk music with the experimental edge of progressive rock.

Dick Aven is not the kind of guy who likes to play by the rules. His music is all about defying convention and breaking the walls between various styles and ideas. Although his music is deeply connected to the earnest honesty of folk, Dick’s sound has a fascinating progressive streak that brings something truly unique to the table

His new release is a full-length album titled “It All Started In The Garden”. The record is a journey through unique rhythmic ideas, textural landscapes and memorable melodies that transcend genre definitions and stylistic borders.

A talented arranger, writer and vocalist, Dick appears on the album prominently, wearing different hats and showcasing his vast repertoire of musical skills and his highly eclectic taste.

“Not many people make albums that are right for every occasion. Albums that fit a range of moods as they flit across the dynamic range, hop the generic fences, and offer a fluid journey through emotion and feelings. Albums like that really defy easy pigeon-holing and it is albums like this that I love. Why master one sound or style when you can explore and cross-pollenate many. It’s a reason to love Dick Aven’s record’s because that is exactly what he does.”

Dave Franklin — Dancing about Architecture

“The music has a very organic and Earthy feel, like folk-rock. There’s a bohemian element to it all but as some of the songs build they become more “full” and often transition to a kind of groovin’ funk. I can’t stress enough how good this is. I love it when vocalists outperform the level that’s required for a genre of music, and that’s certainly the case here. He creatively extends music, and that’s certainly the case here. He creatively extends ever have thought to do, and the songs are enhanced with personality as a result of this..”

Anastim Ducray via Stepkid

LINKS:
http://www.dickaven.com
https://www.facebook.com/dickavenartist
https://www.instagram.com/whistlingdick
https://twitter.com/dick_aven
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuOp-oUcuIX-14fXAX2u_7Q
https://open.spotify.com/album/4rDxiX5BGZ57aTAlxt4Jv8?si=qWYPM8LxQneqvabrNsdZ5w

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